New Patreon and Dreams of Unbecoming
As an author, especially an indie horror author, reader support means the world to me. And with the internet becoming more fractured, it’s harder than ever to connect with fans and like-minded sickos.
I’ve long played around with the idea of starting a Patreon, but I didn’t want to do it unless I could really bring something of value to the proceedings. I’ve hemmed and hawed about it for a while now, but I think I finally came up with some benefits cool enough to warrant a subscription.
Dreams of Unbecoming is a digital micro-collection of new, original short fiction available ONLY to patrons. It’s four stories about existential annihilation, dread tales told by knights, and more. In true punk, DIY fashion, it also features a cover by yours truly.
I’m currently offering three tiers of support. Follow the link to learn more about membership, benefits, and grab your copy of Dreams of Unbecoming!
Carson Winter
Carson Winter is an award-winning author, punker, and raw nerve. His short fiction has appeared in over 20 publications, including Apex, Vastarien, and Chthonic Matter Quarterly. He is the author of Soft Targets, The Psychographist, and A Spectre is Haunting Greentree. He lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Carson Winter’s Blog
On Selling Books: 3 months of THE CORPSE PRIEST
Writing the book is the easy part. What comes after is much harder—at least for me. All of us authors are always fighting for attention in a saturated market. It’s one of the most difficult things about this journey. Thousands, millions of books are written and...
Free release: A COLD WIND IN AUTUMN
A Cold Wind in Autumn contains seven weird and horrific tales, perfect for chill nights during the Halloween season. Children spend the night in the crypt of a long dead alien. Fishermen find apocalyptic messages on their catch of the day. A giant...
Review: PRE-APPROVED FOR HAUNTING by Patrick Barb
For many fans, the horror genre transcends the roller coaster-thrill of sitting in a dark theater, white-knuckling the arm rest. Given enough time, horror has a way of seeping into your bones and forming the lens of your perspective. Conversations on bodily autonomy...
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